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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
5
A playful puzzle describes counting letters in a name to derive a key number, adjusting by rules, then reading a message from a grid left to right. Mentions "Withass J. Miler Distrituce" and "ERS" along with Hing Featuree Syndicate, suggesting a quirky, unsigned puzzle feature.
Josephine Lawman shares reader tips for staying within daily calories. Advice includes eating only when hungry, weighing weekly, and thinking in 24 hour blocks to make long diets manageable. A reader reports losing 26 pounds in six months, with waist and hip reductions noted.
Household Scrapbook offers quick guidance on browning meringue slowly over low heat then cooling gradually to prevent collapses. It also suggests methods to handle fuse problems and fabricating extra wide waxed paper with a hot iron. The note mentions sending 10 cents for a self addressed envelope to Josephine Lowman at the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines.
Purdue animal sciences chief W H Smith discusses calf breeding for market potential among Indiana cattlemen. He covers identifying twin calves under a year old and under 500 pounds, plus a consumer tip on edible bacon packaging. Separately he advises repairing deeply scratched woodwork with varnish and sawdust, then sanding smooth.
AP reports the East Germany Russia link within the pipeline project will be completed this week and Jena oil is expected to start flowing shortly. The update notes the line to Warsaw advancing amid regional energy talks.
Iva Perry led a pillow making lesson at the Home Demonstration Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Featherston. Mrs. Prince Saubert presented on poisoning with Mrs. Clarence Tuttle presiding. Attendees included Mrs. Harold Shaw, Mrs. Ford Chaplin, Mrs. Richard Fea, and Mrs. Vance Myers. the Featherston family hosted Gilman Stonecypher and children Pam and Larry among eight members.
Readable fragments show 11th Hour and Tonight programs featuring Lanny, Danny Kaye, Peter Gunn, Cheyenne, Ozzie and Harriet, Patty Duke, Price Is Right, Ben Casey, Channing, Steve Allen Nightcap. Weather and news briefs accompany the schedule with silent segments and general channel notes.
A reader laments harsh parenting that keeps a two year old in bed most of the day causing cries and fears. Letters praise supportive parenting and warn against neglect, urging exercise and proper feeding. A future column will discuss a daughter's maturation. Barkley statue dedicated in Kentucky with a life size bronze in the Capitol rotunda joining Lincoln Clay and others.
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